At first glance the NASDAQ is high. But in the USA:
So is food.
So is gold.
So is silver.
So is gasoline.
All of those things are not simultaneously rising by coincidence. There is a simple explanation.
The US$ is just falling. It simply takes more dollars to buy the same amount of commodities or the same amount of OTC stocks. I guess the world noticed what Helicopter Ben was doing and now expect a different number of dollars for the same amount of goods.
I'm not sure how to explain the high P/E ratio, except to say that over time, stocks must yield comparably to other investments after considering risk, so I would agree that the market is somewhat high, but I don't see a tech bubble.

It's easy to forget just how crazy things got during the Web 1.0 bubble in 2000. That was over ten years ago. For context, Mark Zuckerberg was all of sixteen when the original web bubble popped. There's plenty of evidence that we're entering another tech bubble. It's just less visible to pe...